Mold detection dogs
Mold detection dogs can help identify areas for further investigation. A dog team is part of assessment and testing, not a replacement for it.
What a dog search can and cannot tell you
- An alert marks a place worth looking at more closely. It is not a lab result.
- A dog cannot tell you the species, the amount, or whether it affects anyone's health.
- A search is not a guarantee that hidden mold was found, and it is not clearance after remediation.
- Ask who investigates the indications afterward, and whether inspection or sampling is included or extra.
- A dog-handler team credential belongs to that handler and dog. It does not replace a state license where one is required, and MoldList does not publish general accuracy figures for teams.
Teams appear here only when the business, handler, and dog are named on a public source. You can also browse inspectors and assessors or testing and sample collection.
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